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"Good and Plenty Marilyn "
makes April 2008's cover,
"My Bliss Magazine" out of
Daytona Beach, Florida
(a self-portrait)
2007 New Book by Alexander Randall V and
illustrated by Candace Lovely
http://www.dream-wizard.com/
2007 Plein Air Masters September 20-21,
painting days , MA Horticultural Society, Wellesley, MA
Gala Art Auction
"Morning, Charlescoate" 24x18 oil on linen 2007
2007 The
Copley Society, Newbury Street, Boston, Fresh Paint, June 11-16
"Bidding Frenzy" over Lovely's painting "The Little Black Dress," at the Copley
Society 2007
2006 The
Copley Society, Newbury Street, Boston, Fresh Paint, June 11-16
2006 The State of the Studio
2005
The State of the Studio
2005 The Onyx Hotel, Boston MA “Fashion: Style Throughout
History”
Fashion: Style
Throughout History
Good and Plenty Marilyn by Candace
Whittemore Lovely
Fashion: Style
Throughout History
Art Exhibition at the Onyx Hotel
WHAT: Having recently been voted one of the Top 100
Sexiest Hotels by Sexy, Inc. and Sky Radio, the Onyx Hotel, in
collaboration with Boston’s venerable Copley Society of art, presents
Fashion: Style Throughout History. Fashion is an ever-changing way
of life that is constantly affected by attitudes, technology, and the
media. This art exhibition details the many faces of fashion by
depicting style trends and fashion icons through the eyes of Copley
Society artists Mark Chester, John Krenik, Candace Lovely, Allison
Nickerson, and Ellen Rolli. The collection ranges from a portrait of
Marilyn Monroe to images of clothing trends, cosmetics and
accessories. A collection of 16 works will be for sale in a variety
of price ranges and displayed in the Hotel’s lobby and penthouse.
WHEN: August 1, 2005 – February 1, 2006
9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., daily
WHERE: The Onyx Hotel
155 Portland Street, Boston, MA
617-557-9955
MORE: Like the onyx stone, artists take in the world and
reflect it back from a deep origin in their imaginations. Since
opening in May 2004, the Onyx Hotel has remained committed to
emerging
artists and its collaboration with the Copley Society of art to host
exhibitions by local and emerging artists that reflect Boston’s
culture, history and rich traditions.
Copley Society of art, the oldest non-profit art association in the
United States, represents more than 600 artist members nationwide.
Co|So is dedicated to fostering interest in the visual arts through
member exhibitions, educational outreach programs, workshops,
lectures
and the advancement of the careers of emerging and young artists.
Sale proceeds will benefit the artists and Copley Society.
2005
"Venus Visits Vermont" Solo
Exhibition, Southern Vermont Art Center, Manchester, VT June 11- July 12
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Venus Visits Vermont
Candace
Whittemore Lovely Solo Show
Southern Vermont Art
Center Manchester, Vermont
June 11 - July 12,
2005
Venus Visits Vermont
Venus, the Roman
goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, can be seen throughout the world
captured in the essence of a woman. Venus is responsible for all
variations of love, from emotional beauty to the sensual attraction based
on lust. Just as Venus is known to have descended from Zeus, the governor
of the sky and sunlight, beauty is made visible by natural light.
Being
raised in Springfield, Vermont, home to Stellaphane and being a Cosmo at
Springfield High, I was raised in an environment full of telescopes and
fascination with the heavens. My father and brothers built telescopes to
observe the stars, so I imagine my inspiration for this “Star Party” came
from my upbringing in Vermont.
My
philosophy, coming from the traditions of the Boston School, an
institution combining Neoclassicism with Impressionism, America’s oldest
continuing school of painting, is based on sound drawing, sensitivity to
values and an impressionistic viewpoint. I prefer working from life, and
I find sunlight to be fascinating as it contrasts between warm and cool,
light and shadow. Zeus would agree.
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and Plenty, Candace Whittemore Lovely" is a show of
paintings using the 2 opposite values, black and white with a medium hue of
pink, based on a theory that opposites attract. You should think of the
whole show as a metaphor to other combinations of opposites.
Using the opposite values of white and black with a medium hue of pink
are continuous in many different subjects, and it helps explain how
opposites attract. In this situation black and white are the opposites,
but because the show lacks in other opposites like blue and yellow, the
show makes you think of what is missing and think of what is responsible
for attracting the viewer to a painting.
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